HONDA TALON 1000R Clicking When Turning
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93%
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Front CV Axle Assembly
The outboard CV joint utilizes a ball-and-cage mechanism to maintain constant velocity at high steering angles. Rhythmic clicking occurs when the hardened race or cage develops cracks or pitting, causing the ball bearings to 'snatch' as they move through the high-articulation zone of the joint during a turn.
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4%
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Propeller Shaft U-Joint
Research indicates the Talon has a known propensity for U-joint failure in the driveline. While typically load-dependent, the change in chassis pitch and weight distribution during a turn can increase the operating angle of a compromised needle bearing, resulting in a metallic clicking or 'tink' sound as the cross-joint binds.
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3%
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Outboard CV Boot Kit
The CV joint is a precision-machined interface that relies on clean molybdenum grease. If the elastomeric boot suffers a tear or puncture, centrifugal force expels the lubricant while allowing abrasive particulates to enter, leading to rapid mechanical wear and the eventual clicking symptom.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Front CV Axle Assembly.
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